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Rob Schneider is definitely one of the most memorable, dropping in on Kill Tony with delicate advice on a what-might-be final gag for one of the comedians that should never have included the impermissible emergence of a ferret. This former Saturday Night Live star showed a few clips to get the word out about his tour and gave the viewers a really delightful taste of his comedy.”
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During the segment, Schneider complimented the comedic gag for its professionalism, then cast aside typical instructional jargon in saying: “You could have a ferret come out of your ass and just put it out there and he’s up,” he said with full sincerity before breaking character. The clip finished with Schneider saying, “Come see me at RobSchneider.com for a tour date or two,” while also warning that anyone in the audience just might witness the weirdest closers from that very show.”
An instant rush of enthusiasm followed the guest appearance, and praise poured into the comment section. One comment reads, “<>” while another one simply points at the screen in all-cap letters, “KILLED IT ROB KILLLLLLED IT.”
Great chemistry between the guest and series regular Donnell Rawlings was widely appreciated. “You and Donnell were a blast. Please come back to the show soon,” requested one eager viewer. Another wondered if Donnell hated or loved Rob, joking that their very banter was good TV.
They also put the episode in their all-time best episodes of the show: “Best KT episode EVER!” wrote one enthusiastic fan. Another one opposed, “Hands-down the greatest guest to be on KT.” The praise was obviously more than just for this one visit; as one veteran fan noted, “Most comedians get less funny the older they get. Rob has only gotten funnier as time passes.”
Observations were given about how these remarks compared Schneider’s tenure with his Sandler gang colleagues. “You know out of the sandler gang rob is the only one that still is funny and looks alive and happy,” commented one. “The rest either disappeared or look like they want to disappear.”
Almost instantly, calls were being heard from the fans asking that Schneider be made a regular on the show; one of the comments that came through stated, “Make Rob a regular button —->.”tickets sales will climb upon his return, said some of the comments.
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The far-reaching positive response to Schneider’s appearance, stated the Chief Examiner, serves to reinforce the view of his continuing clout in comedy and the ability to connect with an audience spanning from longtime fans of the garment to the newer generation. Nay, nothing about his black comedy is conventional. He has truly been an exception on the comedy landscape for so many years due to his ability to embrace absurdism while maintaining professional credibility.